It's
time to get excited about frightfully fantastic fiction books! You
know, the kind that leave you on the end of your seat, turning the pages
faster and faster, forgetting about all your other responsibilities
because you just want to read! Love those!
Join me for a giveaway of a suspense book each day between now and October 31....if you dare!
Here's the rules to enter:
1. Post a comment to those posts with the books that grab your attention.
2. In the post include an answer to the "daily scare" question.
Today's question: Have you ever been in a natural disaster of somekind? Earth quake? Tornado? Huricane?
My Answer: I haven't been in anything too severe. Some tornado warnings where I go in my basement and pray it goes a different direction, but nothing else really. I was kind of close to Mt. St. Helen's when it errupted, but the ash fall went east and south instead of north by us.
3. Be sure to leave some way for me to reach you should you win (an email preferably).
4. Closing date to enter for this book is: Nov. 3. Winner will be announced on Nov. 4.
5. Come back tomorrow for another book to win!
Today's book is: Beauty to Die For by Kim Alexis and Mindy Starns Clark
Description:
When Juliette arrives at the Palm Grotto Spa to host a spiritual retreat, she runs into an old modeling colleague, Raven, who had always been disliked in the industry for many reasons. She isn't there for the retreat; in fact, her presence at the spa is somewhat mysterious.
Not long after Raven makes a cryptic threat to Juliette, the unsympatheticback-then beauty is found dead, poisoned by something in the green clayof a chai soy wrap. The following morning, a banner for the retreat hasbeen unceremoniously altered:
It's your turn to be nurtured, to be restored . . . to be murdered.
Suspicion is directed at Juliette who has history with Raven and certainlyknows how to use beauty products. But for murder?! Now she must findthe real killer before the police really take care of her.
My Thoughts:
Since we are heading to the UW Badger football game today, I haven't finished reading this one yet; however, so far it is excellent! I always like Clark's books and have found this one to go back to that "cozy mystery" feeling of her "Trouble with Tulip" sereis that I loved so much. The pace is good and the characters are interesting. I know it will turn out to have lots of twists and turns to keep me guessing.
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